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05/30/2012

Glass Tile Tree Mosaic

So I’m not much of a traditionalist when it comes to art.  I lean much more to “craft” than traditional art.  But I recently made up a piece from craft tiles, with crafty mediums, and turned it into a mosaic that I just love.  Best of all – I can even show you today how I made it, and you can try your hand at my brand of art!

I have this hanging over my desk now, and I just love it.  It was both artistic and mathematic to create, so both sides of my brain got plenty of exercise on this one. :)

Perhaps you recall the glass tile jewelry kick I was on for a while around the first of the year?  I really enjoy making glass tile necklaces, and I also made them into magnets and hairpins… all of which were one-tile endeavors.  This mosaic was a lot bigger project… 88 times bigger, to be precise.  I did make up each tile individually and arrange them on an 11″x14″ wooden canvas.  The hardest part?  Keeping all the individual papers in order and straight!  So this project was a challenge when it came to the final arranging, but preparing the tiles was actually pretty simple.  I’ll walk you through how I did it in case you’re interested in making something similar!

First of all… how cool is Mod Podge?  I wish I were more skilled with it, because it can decorate so much.  This project used two Mod Podge products: the traditional matte formula, and also Dimensional Magic to give each tile a nice shine.

I needed to get my graphics for the tiles, so I found a photo I liked and adjusted the tone until I got a light and dark sepia, and a light and dark blue.

I lined them up together, and cut them into my 1″ squares to fit the tiles.  Sorry about the lighting here, but it was pretty late and you get the idea. :)

In the above photo, I had just started to choose different colors to make up the overall design.  Basically, for each square, I had 4 color options.  So I just picked one at random so that the overall design would stay the same, but be made up of squares of different colors.

To make my tiles, I adhered my graphic with Mod Podge.  I just used mosaic tiles from Hobby Lobby, but any 1″ tile would work the same.

Once all my tiles were dry, then I added a coat of Dimensional Magic to add depth and shine.  If you haven’t used Dimensional Magic before – first of all, don’t shake it. :) If you’re just bringing it home, let it sit for a while.  You want to keep the bubbles out.  But once it’s settled, squirt a little on.  Then, I use a toothpick to smooth it all the way out to the edges.  If you do end up with any bubbles, you can try just popping them with your toothpick or a pin.  For really small ones, push them to the outside edge of the tile, you can usually just push them right off and they will pop.

The only way to keep my design complete was to keep them lined up all the time. :) As I finished my tiles, I put them right back in order.  When I left them to dry overnight, I dreamed my daughter knocked them on the floor… what a nightmare!  When you set up your space, keep it in mind that you’ll need to set them aside all together so that they don’t get mixed up.

Try not to touch them while the Dimensional Magic sets… but if you do, you can always add another layer of glaze to help fill in any smudges.

I picked up a 11″x14″ wooden canvas, and painted it black.  I measured it out and marked with a silver sharpie marker where I wanted all my tiles to go.  Then, when everything was dry, I started gluing my tiles to my canvas, using a ruler to keep them straight.

All told, I had about 4 hours of actual work into this project – 2 hours designing and carefully cutting my graphic, and two hours of working with the tiles themselves.  The drying time took up quite a bit of time in-between, so you won’t be able to finish this in an afternoon.  It’s a great project if you’re like me and only get about an hour of crafting time at a time!

I had planned to leave the canvas umframed, but when I finally saw it all come together, I decided it needed a last finishing touch.

I’d love to show it to you in my office area, it’s hanging right above me as I get this post ready, but the lighting is just no good right here!  (Fortunately, the rain broke for long enough for me to take it outside for a photo this weekend.)

Thanks for letting me show off, and thanks for keeping me alive for round three. :) It’s top ten now… wish me luck for next week!

I link up to these great parties!
~ Adrianne

Filed Under: Featured, Tutorials Tagged With: glass tile, mosaic, tree

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Comments

  1. Carl Anders says

    12/05/2018 at 4:04 am

    One of my clients actually made one of these mosaics and asked me if I can install it in their bathroom! She pointed me here cause I was scratching my head, I’ve never seen such a thing but it’s so beautiful!

    I think I’ll need to apply a clear epoxy resin over them so that the print can withstand grouting and installation. Wish me luck! I’d hate to ruin such lovely and priceless mosaics.

    Reply
  2. Cheryl says

    09/30/2018 at 10:03 am

    Truly beautiful. I didn’t realize home printers printed 11×14. Can you tell me what kind of printer it is. I’m looking to buy one.

    Reply
  3. Kay hester sullins says

    12/21/2017 at 2:05 am

    Your tree is beautiful ! Thank you for all your info . Hopefully i will be able to do this one day . i will be following you to learn more ?????

    Reply
  4. Adrianne Nickerson says

    10/03/2016 at 11:17 am

    Hi Adrianne!

    I am also an Adrianne (I was named after my Dad) since I was first born. I do lots of mosaics and wondered if the finish would allow me to grout it just like a mosaic?

    Reply
  5. Angela says

    07/28/2016 at 10:34 am

    Let me just say, you should be a 4-H leader. This art work is amazing! My 10 year old daughter is in 4-H, and she got a grand champion ribbon on her paper quilling project last year and fairy garden this year in the Exploring category. Next year she will be too old to be in Exploring, where you can basically enter anything. Now she has to choose what specific category she would like to be in by .September. We both fell in love with your project and she wants to try it for 4-H for next year, besides her sewing, wool spinning, robotics, and photography. This seems easy enough for her to handle. Her photography skills are very good. She has gotten all blue ribbons on her photography for the past two years, so I believe this would be just up her alley with her skills she has. We have a HP printer and use only HP ink. You said you used just regular paper. Do you think a particular quality of the HP photo paper would work better or would their be glue issues? One more question, you said you were going to try something with the grout area a few years ago when you had time. Did you ever get to this and how did it turn out? Thanks for a truly inspirational project!!! WOW!!!

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  6. Mailbanger says

    06/17/2016 at 8:33 pm

    T??ay, ?hile I waas at work, my cousin stole mmy aplple
    ipad ?nd tested to se? if it c?n survive a thirt? foot drop, just so
    sh? can be ? youtube sensation. ?y apple ipad ?s now broken and she ?as
    83 views. ? know thi? is totally offf topic ?ut I ha? to share it wijth som?one!

    Reply
  7. Amber says

    12/16/2015 at 7:06 pm

    Now I know that usually if u print a picture and it gets wet the picture runs. So it’s there a certain type of paper or its no u used.

    Reply
  8. Fiona Malcolm says

    09/07/2015 at 5:21 am

    How beautiful. Just really started getting creative the last 6 months. I found your work on pinterest. I love your piece. Can only imagine what you have done in the last 3 years. Awesome work. Regards

    Fiona

    Reply
  9. P Herrick says

    06/09/2015 at 2:53 pm

    Adrianna, I’m doing a craft for our senior high school camp this summer our theme is rooted and I have been looking for this tree for several days. It would fit perfectly into our camp theme is there any way you could email me the 4 different images. Or the original image and I can change it. I would really appreciate it. Thanks

    Reply
  10. casey says

    06/24/2014 at 6:09 pm

    So beautiful!! But what was the original size of your photo? Thank you

    Reply
    • Adrianne says

      06/25/2014 at 6:37 am

      I printed it full page on 8.5×11 paper.

      Reply
  11. Cheryll says

    06/21/2014 at 3:40 pm

    With using all those tiles, does it make the finished product really heavy?

    Reply
    • Adrianne says

      06/25/2014 at 6:37 am

      Yes, it is pretty heavy. :)

      Reply
  12. Meg says

    02/18/2014 at 8:04 am

    When cutting your image/s, did you make any adjustments to allow for the space between the finished tiles? The faux “grout” lines have such visual impact, but I wonder how to keep the spacing from distorting the finished image.

    Reply
    • Adrianne says

      02/18/2014 at 8:32 am

      I didn’t. The 1/8 inch/3mm or so spacing wasn’t much of an issue, but it’s primarily because it’s already a silhouette. There are no “critical” elements that would be missing or distorted when you’re using an organic image like this.

      That said – I’m trying another method trying to improve and simplify this. I’ve actually got all my supplies together and I’m looking for enough time to start, and for that I’m going to remove the image from the “empty” areas (like where the grout would be, if you were adding grout. That’s a great way to put it). So I will have to test and see which works better visually, expanding it like this, or removing it…

      Reply
  13. Marilyn says

    01/30/2014 at 2:07 am

    I was wondering if the gloss mod podge would work for this also using regular photo paper?

    Reply
    • Adrianne says

      01/30/2014 at 6:39 am

      I’m sure it would, I jut keep matte in my stash for projects so it’s what I had. To give it the liquid-look you will still need to use Dimensional Magic, though (or a similar dimensional glaze). Otherwise it will look flat, even with a glossy finish.

      Reply
  14. Bethany says

    11/25/2013 at 11:40 pm

    I am having a hard time tracking down the 1 x 1 tiles…. There is no hobby lobby in my area. I did manage to find some mirrored tiles on Amazon, do you think that might work?? Thanks this is beautiful!

    Reply
    • Adrianne says

      11/26/2013 at 6:32 am

      Really anything that is a similar size should work. Before you order anything expensive, let me share this – I have actually been getting my tiles for other projects from home improvement stores now (like Home Depot or Lowe’s). The tiles are slightly smaller, about 7/8 inch, but they are still square and the size is so similar, it works really well. It’s the same tile people use in showers and kitchen backsplashes.

      Reply
  15. Jenn says

    07/31/2013 at 12:28 am

    WOW, that is absolutely brilliant! I do mosaic work, but haven’t ever thought of doing it this way, with my own picture. Smart (& pretty!) woman!

    Reply
  16. Amy says

    06/23/2013 at 12:50 pm

    Hey :)

    I just wondered please as to what size photograph you printed, was it A4?

    Thank-you

    Reply
  17. Nancy says

    03/08/2013 at 9:25 pm

    Love the mosaic tree! Very cool!

    Reply
  18. Mark says

    03/04/2013 at 9:14 am

    Wow! This is so cool. I never thought to use the same image with different tones/color balances. The effect is amazing.

    Reply
  19. Carolyn S. says

    02/21/2013 at 12:25 pm

    Thanks for the inspiration…I made mosaics as my Christmas Gifts this year. They were a HIT! Now, I need to find time to make one for myself! :)

    Reply
  20. Molly says

    12/16/2012 at 9:24 pm

    I tried this on a photo that I loved, but seems like it works much better when using a photo like the one in the sample that is a silhouette. Mine was full color, and even when I altered it to the sepia and blue tones, and put random ones together for the mosaic, you couldn’t tell what the photo was of!!! So disappointing.

    Reply
  21. judy smith says

    12/03/2012 at 11:10 pm

    I love this idea…I wonder if I could do a pattern like this multiple times using all the squares that were cut making a series of the prints, put them in a row and grout them to make a backsplash

    Reply
  22. daisy liddell says

    11/27/2012 at 1:40 am

    What a lovely creation! I love it! Your craft is awesome!

    Reply
  23. daisy liddell says

    11/27/2012 at 1:39 am

    What a lovely creation! I love it!

    Reply
  24. Little Blue's Room says

    11/23/2012 at 10:37 pm

    This is a GREAT project! I have a tray that I’ve been wondering what to do with and this technique might just be the thing to bring that piece to life. I love it – thanks for sharing! :-)

    Reply
  25. Danielle says

    11/16/2012 at 6:51 pm

    I would really like to do this, did you just print the picture on a piece of regular printer paper?

    Reply
  26. Edilberto Durano says

    10/22/2012 at 3:09 am

    I love these crafts! I love to try one of these glass tile tree mosaic for my home decor collections. Thanks!

    Reply
  27. Unknown says

    10/15/2012 at 3:48 pm

    Wow! Really breath taking! I am so excited to try this!! How big was your picture before you cut it into 1 inch squares? Also how much space did you put in-between the tiles when you glued them to the wooden canvas? I think the hardest part will be measuring it out to add the silver sharpie dots. Any tips?

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  28. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    09/02/2012 at 2:37 pm

    Hi Dany – I use a few different sites when I'm looking for graphics & photos – http://www.morguefile.com, http://www.freepik.com, and http://www.freestockimagesite.com are some of my top places to look for free images. I can't remember where I found the tree but if you search for free image download sites, there are a lot of places out there you can find free images. Good luck!

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  29. Dany says

    09/02/2012 at 9:28 am

    Hy Adrianne. :) I really love your mosaic. I just wanted to ask – where did you find the picture that you used? I also want to make the mosaic, but I can not find a suitable picture. :)

    Reply
  30. Erum says

    08/16/2012 at 8:26 am

    love it!!

    Reply
  31. Cathy says

    08/07/2012 at 3:18 am

    Absolutely gorgeous! Love it!

    Reply
  32. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    08/02/2012 at 7:41 pm

    11×14 to fit the canvas.

    Reply
  33. Chas says

    08/02/2012 at 7:37 pm

    How big was the frame you put around it?

    Reply
  34. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    08/01/2012 at 1:31 am

    The tiles are just under 1″ square, I did 8 rows x 11 columns.

    Reply
  35. Chas says

    08/01/2012 at 1:29 am

    What were your dimensions of the outline of all the tiles when you laid them?

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  36. justhaveinfun says

    07/25/2012 at 6:00 am

    I love it!

    Reply
  37. luluvision says

    07/23/2012 at 9:38 pm

    this is wonderful!! So inspirational. Thanks for sharing!! I pinned it!

    Reply
  38. Cindy deRosier says

    07/23/2012 at 4:07 pm

    Stunning! It is gorgeous yet so simple.

    Reply
  39. Debra Kapellakis says

    06/17/2012 at 7:42 pm

    Beautiful!

    Reply
  40. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    06/11/2012 at 11:56 am

    I actually used a water-based superglue, because that's what I had (well, that and E6000, but that can leave those little spiderwebby strings). I would imagine that you can use any kind of heavy-duty permanent adhesive that suits both glass and your canvas medium. Mine was wood, but if you've found something else to mount it on of course check for compatibility with that.

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  41. Margie says

    06/11/2012 at 3:18 am

    Congratulations..this is absolutely beautiful and i want to try making one…what kind of glue did you use for the tiles? Is it just regular tile compound ??

    Reply
  42. Kar says

    06/10/2012 at 2:41 pm

    Beautiful!!!!!

    Reply
  43. Soumya says

    06/08/2012 at 6:45 am

    OMG its amazing… loved this .. I'm new to this blogging world.. just now saw this in craftionary… Please find some time to go thru my page
    http://mycraftgallery.blogspot.in/
    luv
    soumya

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  44. Aunt B says

    06/05/2012 at 7:57 pm

    What a beautiful project, and your tutorial instructions are very clear. Thank you for sharing it. I've pinned it to my Crafts board. :)

    Reply
  45. mai says

    06/05/2012 at 6:31 pm

    Thank you!! The thing is I don´t live in the US so I have to order it. Thanks for your quick response!

    Reply
  46. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    06/05/2012 at 6:04 pm

    It's hard to estimate, but what you see in the above photo, that little squirt on the tile, was how much I used per tile. You don't need much! I'd say I used maybe… 1/8 of the bottle on this project? I started with a 2 oz. bottle. So 1/4 oz. or so??

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  47. mai says

    06/05/2012 at 5:59 pm

    Hi, do you know how much dimensional mod podge you used?

    Reply
  48. Carolyn Dube says

    06/05/2012 at 1:12 pm

    Stunning! The impact of your photo makes on those tiles is stunning. Thanks for sharing such an inspiring piece of art!

    Reply
  49. Hubba says

    06/05/2012 at 3:23 am

    Oh my gosh this looks amazing! Thank you for the pictures and tutorial.
    I'm a new linky follower from a blog hop, it would be great if you stopped on by and followed me at http://iheartpears.blogspot.com

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  50. Jill says

    06/04/2012 at 12:03 am

    That is GORGEOUS!!! Oh, I just love it! It makes me so calm just looking at it:) Thanks so much for sharing with us at Thursday's Temptation.
    Jill

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  51. Lauren says

    06/01/2012 at 8:23 pm

    This is so beautiful! I would love it if you came and linked up at Well Crafted Wednesdays! Here is the link:

    http://thewellcraftedhome.blogspot.com/2012/05/well-crafted-wednesdays-link-party-6.html

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  52. ThreeOldKeys says

    06/01/2012 at 12:55 pm

    Beautiful.

    Reply
  53. mrchandler says

    06/01/2012 at 1:17 am

    Wow! What a great idea, and you did a wonderful job!

    Reply
  54. Tip Garden says

    05/31/2012 at 9:00 pm

    This is so great! Do you think you could do some sort of family photo, or maybe something like you and your babies hands in a photo or other such creative thing? I'm thinking ahead for Christmas ideas!
    Love you always!
    Jan from TipGarden.blogspot.com

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  55. Jenelle Smit says

    05/31/2012 at 7:28 pm

    that's soo pretty!

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  56. Nelly says

    05/31/2012 at 7:25 pm

    This is STUNNING! Love it!!

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  57. Kadie says

    05/31/2012 at 5:57 pm

    Every time I look at this I am so impressed!! It's just perfect! Defiantly has the WOW factor!! Congrats again on the win!:)

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  58. Shatzi says

    05/31/2012 at 4:53 am

    I love this!! I'm so glad you won. =) I voted for you!

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  59. Four Marrs and One Venus says

    05/31/2012 at 4:22 am

    Such an amazing job girl! This project is so pretty and creative! I love it!!

    Reply
  60. Pamela says

    05/31/2012 at 2:51 am

    Following from the Blog Hop – Nice@!

    Reply
  61. stacysewsandschools says

    05/31/2012 at 2:05 am

    WOW! That is breath takingly gorgeous!!!

    Reply
  62. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    05/31/2012 at 1:56 am

    To change the color, I just used some of the effects in PicMonkey! If you haven't edited your photos there before, It's awesome. http://www.picmonkey.com.

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  63. Adrianne at Happy Hour Projects says

    05/31/2012 at 1:54 am

    I just used my regular printer, on regular paper. You will want to test your Mod Podge if you're printing at home to see if your design bleeds – some brands of printers and ink seem to, and some don't. You can always play it safe and use a very thin layer of paraffin wax on the printed side of your paper.

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  64. Jessi W says

    05/31/2012 at 1:50 am

    I love this so much! I voted for this at One Crafty Contest and I'm so glad you won. Just brilliant :-)

    I have a brand new link party going on and I'd be thrilled if you'd link this up!

    http://practicallyfunctional.net/2012/05/the-fun-in-functional-link-party-1/

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  65. Bethany Mitchell says

    05/31/2012 at 1:48 am

    I was wondering the same thing as Livin#39. How did you change the color tone and what did you print it on?

    Reply
  66. Livin' La Vida Lanphear says

    05/31/2012 at 1:42 am

    This is gorgeous! For the prints, how did you print them and what kind of paper did you use? Did you use a computer printer or do it at a print shop?

    Reply
  67. Marcie says

    05/30/2012 at 10:02 pm

    This is so beautiful. I don't know if I would have the patients to make one. Would love for you to share it on my linky party!
    http://www.igottatrythat.com/p/blog-hop-linky-colde.html
    Thanks, Marcie
    http://www.IGottaTryThat.com

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  68. Kara at Petals to Picots says

    05/30/2012 at 9:01 pm

    Congratulations, Adrianne! And it is no wonder why … this is gorgeous! !

    Reply
  69. Morena Hockley says

    05/30/2012 at 7:39 pm

    Phenomenal!! I love everything about it!!

    Reply
  70. No(dot dot)el says

    05/30/2012 at 6:49 pm

    This is amazing! So beautiful.

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  71. -Sarah- My Simple Obsession says

    05/30/2012 at 6:46 pm

    This was one of my favorites of round 2! It A-MAZ-ING! What a fantastic idea!

    Reply
  72. The Single Nester says

    05/30/2012 at 4:55 pm

    I am so impressed! Just beautiful!

    Reply
  73. Heidi says

    05/30/2012 at 3:49 pm

    This is totally amazing, Adrianne! I'm going to share on my FB if you don't mind! :)

    Reply
  74. Steph says

    05/30/2012 at 2:39 pm

    Congrats on the win–I love your 4-toned printing technique!

    Reply
  75. Ladybird Ln says

    05/30/2012 at 2:25 pm

    This is so great, what a creative idea, and what a fun project, I would go crazy with all of those pieces and trying to get them just right! I love that picture!

    Carlee
    http://www.ladybirdln.com

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  76. LeighAnn says

    05/30/2012 at 2:09 pm

    This is fantastic! I pinned it and I'll make one later. Did you buy plain white tiles? Can you buy just the number you want at a hardware store or did you have extra?

    Reply
  77. Mindie Hilton says

    05/30/2012 at 1:49 pm

    Wow that looks like it was a lot of work, but it's beautiful.

    Reply
  78. Lindsey says

    05/30/2012 at 1:05 pm

    This is such a great idea! Makes mosaics so much simpler… and safer! :)

    Reply
  79. Shannon says

    05/30/2012 at 12:31 pm

    Thanks for posting this. Maybe if I get up the gumption I can make me one too.

    Reply
  80. Jana says

    05/30/2012 at 12:14 pm

    This is truly gorgeous. You did an outstanding job! Wishing you luck in the next round.

    Reply
  81. Kate says

    05/30/2012 at 12:00 pm

    Absolutely love this! I just featured it on facebook.
    http://www.facebook.com/craftykateblog
    Thanks for the inspiration!

    Kate

    Reply
  82. Terry says

    05/30/2012 at 11:59 am

    This is gorgeous, of course. I can't believe it only took you 4 hours. That is so impressive. Your right and left brains must be in tip top condition, lol.

    Reply
  83. Heather says

    05/30/2012 at 11:42 am

    That is wonderful, Adrianne. First of you, pat on the back for creativity. But definitely a high five for patience!

    Reply
  84. Pam says

    05/30/2012 at 10:44 am

    That is SO cool, Adrianne!!! Love it!!!

    Reply

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Hello, and welcome! I'm Adrianne, an artist, author, designer, and blogger in mid Michigan. I work from home, chase my two kids, and this once-city-girl is learning how to care for chickens and adjusting to life out in the country. I have a compulsion for daily creativity... sometimes it's jewelry-making, paper crafting, metal stamping, mixing and baking, or giving new life to recycled items. But with 2 young kids, time is short! My goal here at Happy Hour Projects is to share projects and tips that you can do in an hour or less. The ideas you find here are designed to add a little creativity in your day, no matter how much (or how little) time you have!

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